St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
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THE DEMOCRATIC EDITORS.
The Winning Ticket in the Badger
Stare Seems TO Be Cleveland
nJ,G Villas

The Winning Ticket in the Badger
STATE Seems To Be Cleveland
and Villas.
William Wagner, Thorp Courier
Cleveland and Villas, first. last and all
the time.
E. p. Huntington, New Richmond
Voice. have nopet choice, but would
prefer Prohibitionists. John B. Finch
Wculd make good president.
h. W.Nieman, Milwaukee Daily Jour
nal-Cfeveland, first, last, all the time:
for vice president, any low tariff, anti
spoilsD:an.
T q. II. YenOwine, Yenowine's News
Cleveland suits me first-rate; lie will do
even better next time; l want a North
ern man for vice president.
Ellis B. Usher, La Crosse Chronicle
Grover Cleveland will be invincibIe: no
choice for vice president.
George E. Taylor, La Crosse Labor
Advocate-Gen. Weaver and Col. Nor
ton, of Chicago.
c. f. Bone. Rice Lake Times-Cleve-
land and Villas. but will support the
ticket nominated by the convention.
I'D. Ii. Decker, Menomonie Times
Cleveland and any other good Demo-
crat.
C. H. Bissell, Montello Express
Cleveland and Villas, or some other
Western man.
B. E. Mccoy, Sparta Democrat
loves the prosperity of the whole people
rather than of the few; he is my choice
for president; Judge Gresham would be
strong man for vice president; my
ticket is Cleveland and Gresham.
Wisconsin Telegraph, Oshkosh
Cleveland and Lewis Baker, of Mime
sofa.
George w. Peck, Peck's Sun-For
president should be pleased to see
wel1-knOwn fisherman, late of Buffalo ;he
seems to me to be all wool and full
yard in width: William F. Villas would
make good vice president. and if there
should be any trouble in filling his place
as postmaster general, | would agree to
take it myself rather than see the coun-
try suffer, from which you will gather
that am Democrat: that is what ailS
me.
Milwaukee Review: Blaine, if not
defeated in the convention, will in
evitably be again knocked out by Cleve-
land at the polls, no matter who may
be the standard bearer of the new pOlit-
ical forces. And if Sherman be pitted
against the present incumbent of the
White house (who is sure of renomina-
ton with whoop), the peoples candi-
date will draw such support from the
Republican party as to disrupt the lat
ter for all time. For, while the Blaines
have an attraction for the masses which,
however deplOrable, cannot be denied,
the ShermanS repel them everywhere
and every time.
A. D. BOlens, Port Washington Star
Cleveland and Villas are greatly in
favor in this neighborhood.
E. Harrison Cawker, United States
Millef-Cleveland and Villas.
Will Brawley, Mansion Sun-Cleve-
land for president; no choice for second
place.
4. E. Germer, Pittsville Independent
Cleveland and Villas.
ID. Blumenfeld, WatertOwn Weltbuer-
ger-Cleveland, the choice of the DEM
oerats and liberal Republicans: and
Villas, the best postmaster general we
ever had
A. M. Warden, Washburn Bee
Cleveland and Villas, OF DR.. Ames, of
Minnesota; the business men of the
country will insist on Cleveland being
his own successor.
Carl III. Schmidt, Manitowoc Nord-
Westen-Cleveland and Villas.
Whitewater NewS-Cleveland and
Villas.
l.. t. Carr, Neilsville Republican and
Press-Cleveland and Carlisle, or Morri-
sor. for sound policy and good govern
ment.
Robert NJ Crawford, Mineral Point
Democrat-Cleveland and Villas, ticket
fui administrative and tariff reform.
e. L. Powers, West Bend Times
Cleveland and Carlisle.
Carl G. Schmidt, Madison Staats-Zeit-
Cleveland and Carlisle or an Indi-
ana man.
w. H. Canon, Merrill News -Cleve-
land and John G. Black.
Scholiast, Pawaukee--Cleveland and
Henry a. Grady.
ID. S. Johnson, Rhinelander Herald
Cleveland and Carlisle.
IA. f. Warden, Plymouth Reporter
Cleveland and Villas.
Nagle q BOrcherdt. Manitowoc Pilot
Cleveland for president emphatically;
no choice for vice president.
n. Moran, Little Falls-Cleveland and
Villas.
w. II. Peck, Platteville Democrat
My first and only choice is Cleveland;
Black, of Illinois, for vice president.
IS. w. Bolens, Sheboygan Journal
CEYeland and Villas.
DE Pere Democrat-We favor Cleve-
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